The Right of Way

The Right of Way Composed from interviews, this documentary play asks who really has the right of way on city streets - and how those ideas may be changing.

On December 6, 2013, 28 year-old Hector Avalos was riding his bicycle home from work when he was struck and killed by a drunk driver on Chicago's West Side. Composed from interviews with Avalos's family, transportation experts, urban planners, law enforcement, automobile historians, and bicycling activists, this documentary play asks who really has the right of way on city streets - and how those

ideas may be changing. Adapted and directed by Thomas Murray

Supported in part by Actors Theatre of Georgia, Forum Theatre (Washington, D.C.), Virginia Tech School of Performing Arts, and the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology - ICAT.

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